What is Best Tattoo Removal Machine and Why Do We Use Them?

According to research, millions of people have tattoos. But over time, they want to get tattoos removed for various reasons. Typically, tattoo removal treatments cost around $200. This price will depend on the tattoo style. If the tattoo is small in size, or only in one color, the price will be lower.

Currently, tattoo removal machines used in salons are divided into picosecond laser tattoo removal machine and NDYAG tattoo removal machine, and you should understand the difference between the two.

Working theory for Picosecond ND.YAG laser

Picosecond is a new type of laser that lets dermatologists remove tattoos more completely than ever before. The main difference between Picosecond laser tattoo removal and other digital removal methods is speed. Older types, such as the Q-Switch, release energy in a single nanosecond – that’s a billionth of a second. You probably think that’s fast, but Super Second is even faster. It can release the same amount of energy as a Q-Switch laser in a picosecond, which is a trillionth of a second. It’s the fastest laser in the world of dermatology.

The faster the laser, the less heat is produced. The excess heat from slower lasers can damage the skin and lead to scarring, but the Picosecond laser is so lightning fast that it doesn’t burn skin tissue. The picosecond laser is also able to break ink particles into smaller pieces than a Q-Switch, which means faster ink absorption, shorter treatment times, and more complete removal.

Advantages and disadvantages of the

ND.YAG laser

1.Advantages of ND.YAG laser: 

The wavelength of 694nm is almost the most efficient for melanin absorption, and the most destruction of melanocytes.

2.Disadvantages of nd.YAG laser:

• The heat destroys not only melanocytes and melanin granules, but also other normal cells.
• The postoperative period may be longer, depending on the individual.

Advantages and disadvantages of the

picosecond laser

1.Advantages of Picosecond laser:

• Slight postoperative reactions, rapid recovery, relatively Q regulation without damage and destruction of normal cells.
• The whitening effect is visible and extremely efficient in destroying melanin particles and primarily deeper melanin particles.

2.Disadvantages of the Picosecond laser:

• It is not instantaneous, but the skin improves with time cycles. The theoretical recommendation is 1 month, in practice it has been proven that once with an interval of 3 months gives the best results.
• Because the focus is on breaking down the melanin particles, 90% of the energy is used almost exclusively to break down the melanin particles. Melanocytes are still present, so the discolouration will continue to emerge slowly over a few years.

Application of two tattoo removal machines

1.NDYAG laser

• 532nm laser: remove light color pigments like shallow red, brown, pink, etc.
• 1064nm laser: remove deep color pigments like black, blue, scarlet red, deep coffee, etc.
• 1320nm laser: professional for skin rejuvenation, blackhead removal, skin whitening, etc.

2.Picosecond laser

• 1064nm for black tattoos, sunspots, coffee spots, chloasma, skin rejuvenation, etc
• 532nm for red, brown, yellow tattoo, Ota, freckles, port wine stains, etc
• 660nm (green tattoo removal), 585nm (blue and purple tattoo removal), Fractional probe(treatment of large pores, acne marks)
• 3 treatment modes: SP, LP, PTP mode, effective for all complicated types of pigmentation

The price of two tattoo machines

Q switched ND YAG laser machine is a little cheaper than the picosecond tattoo removal machine. And the picosure laser machine is usually the use of professional dermatology treatment.

So, if you open a tattoo shop as your business start-up, we will strongly recommend our q switched nd YAG laser tattoo removal machine. As it’s easy to operate, and the price is economical. If you are a doctor, we recommend the picosecond laser machine, and the picosecond laser can also cure other skin problems.

How to get a tattoo removal machine?

Bvlaser Bestview is a professional medical laser developer and manufacturer with over 10 years of experience. A team of experts specializing in laser and medical technology, headed by PhDs of CAS, has continued to carry out innovative and breakthroughs.

Bvlaser has developed a new generation of tattoo lasers and holds the core technology. Not only can costs be effectively controlled, but the transmission efficiency is 40% higher than conventional handles.Contact us to get a detailed price list of Nd.yag laser and Picosecond laser tattoo machines.

If you’re considering laser tattoo removal to get rid of an unwanted tattoo, you might want to know what lasers work well. Laser tattoo removal can be a bit of a complicated thing; no doubt you’ve come across a lot of information and are a bit confused about what laser might be best for your tattoo.

We want to discuss with you the top three lasers that are used for laser tattoo removal. The first part of this article discusses the type of laser technology. These names are generic for the type of laser (not brand). The second list includes will name brands of each type (think Kleenex, Puffs, etc.). Putting these two lists together will help you as you shop around and research the best laser practice for your tattoo.

First, here are the generic laser types. This lasers may have different brand names, but that they all incorporate one (or more), specific wavelength(s) of light to remove specific colors of tattoo ink:

• Practitioners most commonly use Q-switched Nd:Yag (and double frequency Nd:Yag) lasers for tattoo removal because these lasers possess two wavelengths and can effectively treat various ink colors. One is a 1064 nm (nanometer) wavelength of light, frequently referred to as just Nd:Yag. The other is a 532 nm wavelength, which is a double frequency Nd:Yag. The 1064 nm is great for black, blue, deep purple and other dark colors of tattoo ink, and the 532 nm is best for red ink. We also use this laser for all the colors in between (yellow, orange, pale blue, green, etc.), but we inform our patients that treating these colors with this laser may require more overall sessions. Usually, in our practice, it’s anywhere between 5 and 15.

• Q-switched ruby: This laser uses a 694 nm wavelength of light. It is effective for treating green and other darkly colored tattoo inks.

• Q-switched alexandrite: Also with a 694 nm wavelength, this laser can treat green ink along with other dark colors.

Now, onto the specific brands of these lasers:

• Hoya Conbio Medlite (C3, C4, C6 and Revlite): This device is a q-switched Nd:Yag/double frequency Nd:Yag. The 1064 nm/532 nm wavelength combination of this laser makes it one of the most versatile and most readily used devices around the world for laser tattoo removal.

• The Palomar Q-Yag 5 features another dual q-switched Nd:Yag laser equipped with both 1064 nm and 532 nm wavelengths. It is like the Hoya Conbio device, but it has a special feature that allows the practitioner to mix the 1064 nm and 532 nm wavelengths. This is unique and valuable when treating a tattoo on a patient with a darker skin type (color).

• Picosure (and other picosecond lasers): This brand and others like it are newer in the market for tattoo removal devices. They are heavily marketed to be able to remove tattoos in less treatments.  Using a shorter burst of light (which these lasers have) may help remove tattoos in fewer treatments, but this comes at a price.  Owners of picosecond lasers are charging twice as much for procedures and in many cases not getting rid of them twice as fast.

So, remember when considering laser tattoo removal that both the type and brand of lasers matter in determining the result of your treatment.